Taliančina | Angličtina |
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Cosmo proper noun | Cosmo(male given name) |
cosmo noun {m} | cosmos [cosmoses](the universe) outer space(region) |
cosmo- adjective | cosmo-(universe, world) |
cosmochimica noun {f} | cosmochemistry(branch of chemistry) |
cosmodromo noun {m} | cosmodrome(a site for launching spacecraft) |
cosmogonia noun {f} | cosmogony [cosmogonies](the study of the origin of the universe) |
cosmogonico adjective | cosmogonic(of or pertaining to cosmogony) |
cosmografico adjective | cosmographic(of or pertaining to cosmography) |
cosmologia noun {f} | cosmology [cosmologies](study of the physical universe) |
cosmologicamente adverb | cosmologically(with regard to cosmology) |
cosmologico adjective | cosmological(of or pertaining to cosmology, or to the overall structure of the universe) |
cosmonauta noun | cosmonaut [cosmonauts](an astronaut, especially a Russian or Soviet one, see also: astronaut) |
cosmonauta noun {m} {f} | spaceman [spacemen](astronaut) |
cosmopolita adjective | cosmopolitan(composed of people from all over the world) |
cosmotrone noun {m} | cosmotron(proton synchrotron) |
macrocosmo noun {m} | macrocosm [macrocosms](a complex structure containing numerous smaller-scale structures) |
megacosmo noun | megacosmnoun |
microcosmo noun {m} | microcosm [microcosms](human nature or body as representative of the wider universe) |
nucleocosmocronologia noun {f} | nucleocosmochronology(technique for estimating age of astronomical objects) |